OpenCyber AcademyLesson map
Lesson 14 published. Map, example, EX068.
flowchart TD
T["Invented test customer, screenshot in the encrypted shop folder"] --> P["Someone wants it on a personal phone"]
P --> R["Refuse. The phone is outside the review"]
An invented person does not make the handset a filing cabinet.
Logical drawing
signed handling
settings screenshots allowed
a real customer screen refused
test customer built by the pharmacist
screenshot stored in the encrypted folder on the shop computer
a slide for the owner
colleague wants the picture on Sofia's phone
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+-- the phone is outside the review either way
+-- the invented name is not typed onto the slide
+-- "destroy notes afterwards" is not a reason to copy first
Learning outcomes
After this chapter, you should be able to:
- Keep the test screenshot in the encrypted folder on the shop computer.
- Refuse a copy on a personal phone.
- Leave the invented customer's name out of the slides.
14.1 The invention limits the record. It does not change the phone.
When Sofia needed an example of a screen, the pharmacist created a test customer with an invented name, and the screenshot went into the encrypted folder on the shop computer. A colleague wants that picture on Sofia's phone so a slide can be built on the way home. The review already keeps notes off personal phones. The fact that the customer is invented does not move the folder. Sofia refuses the copy. She also does not write the invented name into the slide, because the file never records that name and this lesson will not supply one. Destroying notes at the end of the review is a later clearing of stray copies. It is not a reason to make an extra copy now.
14.2 Worked example
Lesson table; scroll horizontally to read all columns →
| Request | Where the picture would sit | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Leave the screenshot in the encrypted shop folder | The place already chosen | Accept |
| Send it to her personal phone for a slide | Outside the review | Refuse |
| Type the test customer's name on the title slide | A name the file does not hold | Do not invent it |
| Photograph a live screen of a real customer instead | Excluded by the signed page | Refuse |
Synthetic case. The test customer's name is not stated. Do not add one.
Errors and limits
Refusing the phone copy does not say the encrypted folder has already been emptied. Clearing notes at the end of the review is its own step, and this chapter does not date that clearing.
Apply
- EX068 — Where may the slide be built? The test-customer screenshot is in the encrypted folder on the shop computer. A colleague wants it on Sofia's phone for a presentation and wants the invented name on the title. What do you refuse, and what name do you not write?
Show marking criteria
Rubric: 3 = refuse the phone copy; the shop folder remains the place; do not write the invented name; a real customer's screen is still excluded;; 2 = refuse the phone and do not invent the name;; 1 = one of those;; 0 = none.